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JIB - Java IM Bot, aimed to built a pluggable,
customizable, expandable and dynamic bot framework for
instant messager. With JIB user can control remote IM Bots over web based interface, configure bots to perform various tasks or custom behavior.
JuMPingSoCketS is a Java Multi Protocol Server Client System (JMPSCS). It is a plugin-oriented communication tool for serveral filetransfer- and chatprotocols for both client and server protocols.
This is a Java-based project to integrate IM services (MSN, Yahoo, AOL, ICQ, Jabber) into a server-based proxy service, providing always-on presence and offline message queing. Any Jabber-based client can receive messages from the service.
A CrossPlattform Instant Messenger written in Java, brings its own small Server and allows people to communicate in a LAN with static IP-Adresses. Current release has support for ICQ and AIM, more will follow.
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J.Jab. Lite is a lightweight Jabber client written as a Java 1.4.1 applet. Allows users to chat with others on Jabber, AIM, ICQ, MSN, and Yahoo im systems. Has a slimmed down version written in java 1.1.7 that allows simple group chat and moderator access
Anastacia Messenger is a multi protocol instant messenger, currently supporting ICQ, MSN and Yahoo. Written in Java, it offers a solution for people working with different operating systems, giving them the chance to use the same messenger/gui anywhere.
This program includes a gui interface and protocol(s) written in Java to be used as a chat program. The primary chat protocol is MSN, but the program is expanable with "plug-ins" that allow other protocols to be added such as Yahoo!, AIM, and the like.
The MFlow project aims to create a modular messaging client in Java. Its architecture should make it as easy as possible to add support for new protocols, as well as maximizing configurability.
mjcq is a command-line based ICQ client program written in pure JAVA and so is cross-platform. It uses the "jcq2k ICQ2000 OSCAR protocol plugin" library developed by Filippov Evgenii. (http://sourceforge.net/projects/jcq2k/)
mjcq provides an interface
The aim of this project is to design an open standard of distributed instant messenger protocol. Therefore, everyone can host instant messenger services through simple installation of server program that we provided.
Everybuddy Java (EBJava) is a messaging system written in Java. It consists of an applet and a server, and is used to log in to existing messaging services (AIM, ICQ, etc) through a unified interface. User settings are also stored on the server.
Jatobo (Java TOC Bot) is another Bot connecting to the ICQ and AIM networks via the TOC2 library. For that purpose it uses Jatoli (Java TOC Library) also included in this project. Feel free to use it for your projects.
A simple yet useful tool for browsing instant messenger log files (like Trillian, ICQ or Gaim) and also HTML server log files.
It has some interesting search modes and provides functionality that most messengers don't.